BIRD WS / 1 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008 Brussels, 2 October 2008 Klaus Wuenstel, Alcatel-Lucent 4WARD

BIRD WS / 2 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Scope of the Workshop Address impact of Society, Business, and Governance & Regulation on success of Future Internet Any new technology, no matter how excellent, can only succeed in the market if it satisfies the needs of current or potential future users When Internet, telecommunications and M2M communications merge towards the Networks of the Future the required minimum set of regulatory constraints must be defined Research on networking technologies for the Future Internet needs to be accompanied by research on the context of its intended usage Outline the non-technical areas in the context of Future Internet technologies Enable discussion on non-technical driver results with an external audience  Industry, operators, public authorities and academia speakers cover technical as well as non-technical areas

BIRD WS / 3 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Study on impact of non-technical drivers covers Society aspects Mobility aspects, reachability, virtual environments, less pollution Need for security and balance between privacy and sharing Business aspects Market opportunities, opening of new markets Business models and value chains, new players Policy, Governance and Regulation aspects impact of existing regulations, e.g. legal interception non-discriminatory access to network resources and service providers, impact of hypothetical regulations on the future Internet

BIRD WS / 4 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Innovation Challenges (1) Economic and business models Viable business models needed for a successful introduction of 4WARD technical innovations Find effective ways for transfer of results from Clean Slate "Future IP" approach into real IP world Create new and extend existing business models considering –New markets, new roles for traditional or new business players –New forms of revenues and savings –Reduction of social costs (less travelling, green technologies, …) Speed up commercial exploitation of the new network systems by elaborating the dynamics in the relations amongst –New technologies –Socio-economic requirements –Government and regulation constraints –Existing and new business models

BIRD WS / 5 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Innovation Challenges (2) Regulation concepts and structures New regulation concepts needed to ensure e.g. network neutrality Virtual networks demand for new regulation approaches International Internet business relations require world-wide coordinated regulation Worldwide harmonization of the Future Internet European Initiative: Future Internet Assembly Alignment needed with non-European initiatives like GENI,... Initiation of Future Internet tests and verifications on common test platforms.  4WARD mission: force disruptive innovations into the network layer to create new socio-economic opportunities

BIRD WS / 6 A complex system of meshed relationships Future Internet success depends on system dynamics, not just on individual factors Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Real world impact of non-technical drivers on Future Internet New Business Models New Usages Societal Trends Future Internet/ New Technologies Governance/ Regulation create demand provide economic base drive introduction of make possible need to comply with need to evolve with need to comply with need to adapt to create political pressure support/impede trigger/ enable enforce make use/ demand services

BIRD WS / 7 4WARD goal: Recommendations for business areas, policies, new governance areas, and regulation Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  4WARD feedback loop to model impact of non-technical drivers on Future Internet Policy Governance Regulation Technologies Business Models Socio-economic Service Usage Regulation scenarios -Scope and depth of Regulation (light, strong) Business scenarios (WP1) run under different regulation scenarios Requirements New concepts New technologies - Focus areas

BIRD WS / 8 © 4WARD Consortium Confidential BIRD WS / 8 Business Innovation, Regulation and Dissemination (BIRD)  How do we make the feedback loop running? (1)Interaction with technical WPs guidelines from non-technical sectors impact from technical approaches  Formulation of profound requirements (2)Creation of innovative business use cases Assess relevance of technical ideas from 4WARD Evaluate possible impacts on different lifestyles Check with P&G&R issues  Make things concrete (3)Contact the world outside of 4WARD e.g. Future Internet Assembly: WS in Bled Publications, newsletters, web page WS on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation, 2 Oct  Take benefit from interactions with related ‘Future Internet’ projects  Create momentum as a single project will not change the world

BIRD WS / 9 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Workshop Agenda (morning session) Introduction Henrik Abramowicz, Ericsson Scope of the workshop Klaus Wuenstel, Alcatel-Lucent (chair: Klaus Wuenstel) Keynote speech: EU View on Future Internet Rainer Zimmermann, EU Commission Session 1: Use Cases and Business Models Overview on 4WARD Business Ideas Thomas Monath, Deutsche Telekom New Business Models for Clean-Slate D. Raychaudhuri, Rutgers Univ. Wireless Networks Session 2: Policy, Regulation & Governance (chair: Luis Correia) An Academic View on Business and Luis Correia, Univ. Lisbon, IST Regulation Issues on the Future Internet New European Regulatory Framework Roland Honekamp, EU Commission 4WARD: Policy, Governance & Regulation Jukka Salo, NSN

BIRD WS / 10 Workshop on Future Internet: Business Innovation and Regulation Challenges 2008  Workshop Agenda (afternoon session) (chair: Norbert Niebert) Keynote speech: Challenges of Future Internet World Daniel Kofman, EuroNF Session 3: Future Internet Innovations 4WARD Innovations: Introduction, moderation Norbert Niebert (Ericsson) Modeling the Architecture Maria Angeles Callejo Rodriguez (Telefonica) Network of Information Ove Strandberg (NSN) Generic Paths J.Roberts (France Telecom) In-Network Management Giorgio Nunzi (NEC) Future Internet Innovations from TRILOGY Perspective Andrea Soppera (BT) Panel discussion & Final Statements (chair: Henrik Abramowicz) Network of the Future: Is there a business for a radically new approach? Panelists: Rainer Zimmermann (EU Commission), Margit Brandl (NSN), Kurt Lösch (Alcatel-Lucent), Heinrich Stüttgen (NEC)